You are never too young or too old to read the Bible
Did you know that you are never too young to start reading the Bible. John Quincy Adams, our 6th President of the United States, said it so well: “So great
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You Are Special!
As I have shared in several past devotions next to the Trinity you are the hottest thing in the universe. While we are clearly born rebels against God and unworthy
Lord Kelvin – Scientist and Devout Christian
Most lists of the ten greatest scientists of all time would have to include William Thomson (Lord Kelvin). Born in 1824 in Belfast, Kelvin was a British mathematical physicist and
Humble Man of Science – Humble Man of God
When one speaks the name Michael Faraday, we need to link it to the title of perhaps the greatest experimental physicist who ever lived. His contributions to the world of
The power of a broken and a contrite heart
King David committed perhaps one of the greatest sins in the Bible. Not only did he commit adultery with Bathsheba, the wife of one of his most loyal soldiers Uriah,
Five Awesome Bible Verses to Memorize!
Memorizing Scripture should be something every Christian makes a priority in their lives. It is such a joy to call to mind the words of the sacred word in times
James Joule – The Scientist who was Guided by God
James Joule (1818-1889) was one of the greatest physicists of the 1800’s. His passion was to study the nature of heat and established its relationship to mechanical work. His experiments
Luke: A Historian of the First Rank!
It is almost universally acknowledged that the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts were written by the beloved physician Luke. The question must be asked how accurate a
Naturalism is the Disease
When William Dembski said, “Naturalism is the disease. Intelligent design is the cure,”1 I had never thought of naturalism in those terms. I had always thought of naturalism as a
Abraham Lincoln and a National Day of Fasting
One of the darkest times in United States history was our Civil War, which took place from April, 1861 and ended in May, 1865. But in August, 1861 a most